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November 30, 2009
Jeddah flood toll rises to 83: reports
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (AFP) Nov 26, 2009
More bodies have been recovered in the western Saudi city of Jeddah, gateway for Muslim pilgrims headed to Mecca, pushing the death toll from Wednesday's flash flood to 83, reports said on Friday. The Al-Watan and Okaz newspapers said the toll had risen to 83, nearly all of them in Jeddah, after the Red Sea port was hit by a torrential downpour that sparked what observers said looked like a ... read more

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Copenhagen climate talks: Main issues
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Virus mutation spreads as swine flu deaths leap
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First lawsuit starts in China milk scandal: state media
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Predictions for climate change this century
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Memory Foam Mattress Review & Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison

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Bangladesh ferry toll hits 33, many missing: police
Nazirpur (AFP) Nov 28, 2009
At least 33 people were killed and dozens more were feared dead after a Bangladeshi ferry crammed with over 1,000 people going home to celebrate a Muslim holiday capsized, an official said Saturday. "We have recovered 33 bodies. We believe dozens more people were trapped in cabins and in the hold under the water. We fear they have died," local police chief Zakir Hossain told AFP in Nazirpur ... more

Nepal government to hold Everest climate meeting
Kathmandu (AFP) Nov 28, 2009
Nepal's cabinet will meet in the shadow of Mount Everest next week to highlight the impact of global warming on the Himalayas ahead of UN climate talks in Copenhagen, officials said Saturday. Twenty-six ministers, together with staff, will travel to the town of Gorakshep, high up in the foothills of Everest, for the special climate-themed meeting, said Bishnu Rijal, press advisor to Prime ... more

Australian scientists aim to reduce sheep burps
Sydney (AFP) Nov 29, 2009
Australian scientists are working to breed a sheep that belches less, as they look for ways to reduce harmful methane emissions from the country's woolly flocks, a researcher said Sunday. Twelve percent of Australia's total greenhouse gas emissions originate with agriculture, and some 70 percent of that amount is blamed on ruminant livestock, with most of it coming from burps, study leader ... more

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Japanese company raises safe puffer fish


For giant turtles, beach offers a precarious start to life


Artificial meat grown in laboratory
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Bangladesh ferry toll hits 33, many missing: police

China sentences quake activist to three years: wife

Volatile Gas Could Turn Lake Kivu Into A Time Bomb

Copenhagen climate talks: Main issues

Climate change: How global warming is having an impact

Climate 'time bombs' stoke scientists' fears

TerraSAR-X Image Of The Month: Oil Disaster Off The Australian Coast

'Keys' To GOCE Satellite Handed Over

NASA Signs Agreement With ISRO For Indian Satellite

Iraq resumes oil exports to Turkey after pipeline sabotage

Predicting The Fate Of Underground Carbon

Ecuador, China to create oil joint venture

Virus mutation spreads as swine flu deaths leap

Yao Ming in campaign to fight HIV stigma in China: UN

France calls in army to meet demand for swine flu jab

Tanzania to import 32 rhinos from South Africa

Open lake waters may defeat Asian carp

For giant turtles, beach offers a precarious start to life

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How global warming is having an impact
Paris (AFP) Nov 29, 2009
From cautiously advising that man-made, heat-trapping carbon gases would disrupt Earth's climate system, mainstream scientists are increasingly convinced that the first signs of change are already here. Following are the main indicators, reported in the scientific press over past three years: RISING SEAS: Sea levels have risen in tandem with global warming, according to the UN's ... more

Top French chefs take bluefin tuna off the menu
Paris (AFP) Nov 27, 2009
Top French chefs this week pledged to keep bluefin tuna and other threatened fish species off the menu, whatever the cost. With half of the fish eaten in Europe dished up in restaurants, it was high time for the food-loving nation's leading chefs to take a stand, said one of the country's greatest chefs, Olivier Roellinger. Roellinger, celebrated for his fish and seaweed fare in western ... more

Yao Ming in campaign to fight HIV stigma in China: UN
Beijing (AFP) Nov 27, 2009
UNAIDS said Friday it had launched a campaign to address rampant discrimination against people living with HIV in China, with the help of Chinese NBA megastar Yao Ming. The campaign, launched with China's health ministry, will see posters and videos of Yao and his fans, including some with HIV, displayed on giant screens in 12 cities across China, the United Nations agency said in a ... more

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Open lake waters may defeat Asian carp


Tanzania to import 32 rhinos from South Africa


Climate 'time bombs' stoke scientists' fears
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Guinea junta threatens to keep opposition out of election

Mugabe faces diamond ban -- again

Human Rights Watch urges DR.Congo govt to arrest 'war criminal'

China's Geely to own Volvo technology: report

Saab's road ahead leads to shutdown -- or Chinese rescue

BAIC to 'reassess' options after Saab bid fails: state media

Two Circulating Beams Bring First Collisions In LHC

First Black Holes May Have Incubated In Giant Cocoons

T2K Neutrino Experiment Starts Its Search For The Unknown

Soyuz TMA-17 Crews Take Final Tests Before Flight To ISS

More fire alarms sound aboard the ISS

Third STS-129 Spacewalk Complete

Space shuttle Atlantis lands back on Earth

Atlantis Ready For Landing Friday

Shuttle undocks from station, returns to Earth

Rocket Stars: The Guys Making Rocket Science A Career

Russia Could Delay Maiden Launch Of Angara Rocket

NASA rocket launch advances Moon mission dream

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'Nuclear pope' ElBaradei steps down

US, India inch closer to nuclear deal: Indian official

Iraq resumes oil exports to Turkey after pipeline sabotage

British nuclear watchdog issues concerns on reactors

Bhopal gas survivors mark 25 years of agony

EU figures show resilient China trade, lower deficit

16 missing in China mine accident: government

Nuclear science to fight sleeping sickness

Iran MPs call for reduced ties with UN atomic watchdog

Indian nuclear workers deliberately poisoned: officials

EU finance chiefs say global stimulus plans must continue

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EU says a revaluation of the yuan would be "appropriate"

France calls in army to meet demand for swine flu jab

Australia prepares to cull 'biblical' camel plague

China and US leaders boost climate summit

French swine flu 'accelerating', 22 dead in a week

China unveils plan to limit carbon emissions

Insurance giant says climate change could cost billions

WHO says probing reports of mutating swine flu virus

Sinking Life In Shallow Seas

Sarkozy, Amazon leaders to issue rainforest plea

Saudi floods kill 77, leave scores missing

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